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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 147, 30 June 1898, Page 2

BOYS CLOTHING. Made from the. test all wool New Zealand Tweeds. Wear guaranteed. jim^ % OVER TO SELECT FROM. ffiß eBB knioeers, sailors, and ; j ftlff ■ wß&f thb.es garment suits. flfli |h» Boat value procurable from the W m T PBTONB MIL&8. INSPECTION LNVITISD. EVERETT BR O S., ■ BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. H£ALj^_& SON BOOTS, BOOTS. BOOTS. Cheaper than ever. The Beat and Cheapest Boot Shop in Town. .Try. Onr Btook is now reasserted with all the 'L»tesfc Fashionable Goods~;for tbe,Wia"r BeaBOD. Ben-R Praotical Bootmakerß and long experienced in bnying, we command best o£ qnality iu all importations. We ask onejtrinl to oonvinoe yon that for V»kf , Qaalitj, nod Variety we are Class Al. ■ Men'g Winter Shooters 8/6 and 9/6 Ladies' EveningJShofiß 2/8 and 2/9. Mtn'a Peg Wstwtights W6 and 11/6 LadieB 1 Tan Evening Shoes 3/8 *ndl3/8 Men's Btrong leather Boats 8/6 and 9/6 Ladies' Walking Shoes 5/6 and 6/8 Men's strong leather bhoes 7/6 and 8/6 Ludieß' strong Winter Shoes 7/6 and 8/8 Men's Calf Goloshe Bals. 7/9 and 8/8 Meu's Amerioan and German ShoesJ;lo/6 Men's Blnobers 4/11 and 6/6 and 11/6 Men's Oyolins Shoes 6/6 and 7/6 Ladies' Winter Slippers 9d and 1/---200 psitß Men's Tan Bals from 10/n 600 pairs Children Shoes iron) 1/6 30 puira Meu's Houee Shoes 1/6 ladieB 1 Aiojoliog Gaiters 2/6 HEALY & 'SONS OTAGO S_JIJBIL EE. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S JUBILEE COMMEMORATION COMPETITION. Total attendance at, Exhibition, as officially deolared, exclusive of season ticketholdera, 103,539. Nearest guess to correct figures, 103,576, made by MR E. W. WILSON, of Stratford, who is conße^nently the winner of our prize, and has been handed our ' cheque for ..•£26.. [copy] • I hereby oertify that the boj oauUining the gnefsas for the Ne'w Zethndfoiotbtrir Factory a Jubileu Commemoration Competition was scaled up on the 16tb May » D < ihht I was present at the nnssiiHog thereof thisd»tf r Md I alto certify that the gueßa new st to the aotnkl number was that of Mr E W. Wllsod. of Btratford who fssissfflftSii^r te being i03>639> ~ a> & - coqas> BBwetiry °° ig3 M.K W W. SQUIRES, ~~. " DESTAL hUBGEON, N FT SON •«' CENTRAL XBAFAL&'AB:sfRBEi7 ' I MB. Wm. C. GILBEJRT, AM iUK^« DENTAL SURGEON, • W ATM ED HARDY STEjEET, /" Consultinf; Hours: From 9 a.m.to4p.m. IT A "R 1? C and irom 6-30 t0, 7-80 in the evening. "■"■• J -*- -t* ■■-'' O. VfRO. .1, DEOKj Dentist. — <«■*• Kelaoa Savings Bank Booms. a KTRTTPATPr/nr u o/» Trafalgar Street. . B< *-l»iil'Al KIOK & GO. Cloaes on' tatnidays at 1 p.m. —to i ■. ■' . '" • '' E. W. DEE & SONS, TAILORS, HATTERS, AND GENTS' MERCEBS. Just opened, ex Aorarigi, a shipment of FASHIONABLE TIES AND BOWS, TARTAN TIUS AND BOWS DIAGONAL STEIPES IN TIES AND BOWS. &These goods are very new and op to date, and those in want Bhould see them, whioh include some very pretty patterns. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. Ladies' Kid Bals. 10/6 Gents' Wateitigbts 12/6. 14/6. aid 16/6 -, Ladies' French Calf Bale. 10/6 Gentß' Shoutfrs 8/6, hli, ia/6 14/6 ia Ladies' Shoes 6/6, 6/6, »nd 7/6 Gents' Ught Bals. 8/6, 10/6. 13/6. 14/8 ladiah' Slippers 1/-, 1/6. 2/-, and 3/6 Gents' Slippers 8/.. 216, i l'.,ifi! Children's SohoolßooJs from 4/6, best quality. ! A fbw paired the Plutt Belts Oyoling Shoes t "' ' H. MOORE &, SOWS, PRAOTICAL BOOT MAKERS AND IMPORTERS. CAVENDISH HOUSE, B A LTs G E OP WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. R. T. MiiLHUISH. DIRWOT IMPOST!!) i;, TKAFALOAB STB.Biil WILKINB & FIBL I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FDHNISHING IRONMONGERS, •NELSON. Have just opened up ex Concordia from New York and Asterion and Kaikoura from London large shipments of HARDWARE. and of which they invite inspection ;— from Amerioa we have Meat Cutters land Mincers, Enamelledware and Tinned, Locks and^Latches of all descriptions, Dour Bells, and all sorts of Yankee Motions that go to make Hardware" Merchants' stocks complete. ■, From England we have Seasonable Goods— jenders, Fire Irons, and Coal Vasea, a splendid assortment. Lmapß and Lampware, a complete stock. jf HEAVY GOODS. A tew lmes to snow onr imports in theße lines. 200 cases G.O. Iron, one ton plain Zinc, 100 sheetß perforated zinc. 175 casks Cement 100 Camp Ovens, and 25 tons Blacksmiths' Bar Iron. Also ex Kinfaaus from Liverpool, 20 tons English Black Steel Fencing Wire, making up a most complete and assorted stock of Ironmongery and Hardware.